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Mitsubishi Electric To Launch Can-Type Optical Transmitter Module For Mobile Networks

Mitsubishi Electric To Launch Can-Type Optical Transmitter Module For Mobile Networks


Mitsubishi Electric To Launch Can-Type Optical Transmitter Module For Mobile Networks –Jan 20, 2016–Tokyo, Japan (Techreleased) – Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced today the coming launch of a 10 Gbps optical transmitter for high-speed, large-volume data transmission between base stations and central offices in radio access networks within mobile telecommunication systems. The module, which comprises an electro-absorption modulator […]

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Posted On January 20, 2016
10Gbps DWDM Can-type EML-TOSA

Mitsubishi Electric To Launch Can-Type Optical Transmitter Module For Mobile Networks –Jan 20, 2016–Tokyo, Japan (Techreleased) – Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced today the coming launch of a 10 Gbps optical transmitter for high-speed, large-volume data transmission between base stations and central offices in radio access networks within mobile telecommunication systems.

10Gbps DWDM Can-type EML-TOSA

The module, which comprises an electro-absorption modulator laser (EML) and a transmitter optical sub-assembly (TOSA), reduces fluctuations in optical wavelengths for dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM). Mitsubishi Electric will commercially launch its new EML-TOSA on February 1.

The module, which complies with the 10 Gbps Miniature Device Multi Source Agreement (XMD-MSA), features a cylindrical can-type─not box-type─profile suitable for mass production.

In LTE and LTE-Advanced fourth-generation (4G) mobile systems, DWDM has attracted attention as a means of reducing the power consumption of optical transmitter modules that transmit data between base stations and central offices. Mitsubishi Electric’s new Can-type EML-TOSA is compatible with DWDM and its TOSA can operate in an industry-leading maximum temperature of up to 95 degrees Celsius.

Product Features

) Reduces power consumption of network equipment

Withstands high temperatures thanks to optimal EML structure
Reduces power consumption of thermoelectric cooler by approximately 50 percent compared to Mitsubishi Electric’s current FU-612REA model
2) Compatible with DWDM and contributes to increased traffic capacity

Optimal EML structure reduces fluctuations in optical wavelengths due to operating temperatures
3) Helps to reduce the size of optical transmission equipment

Combines highly compact configuration with capability to operate at temperatures of up to 95 degrees Celsius

 

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